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Spreading the CVE methodology - workshops in Poland

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As more and more authorities from educational and cultural institutions learn about the CVE project, it is often presented as good practices. On 17th November in Koszęcin, Poland, at the EU Funding Fairs, representatives of the Silesian Regional Government, Department of Culture, presented the CVE project as a good example of using EU resources for new initiatives in the field of culture. Another promotional event will be organised by the Institute of Cultural Studies, University of Silesia, Katowice - presenting the project as good practices and distributing different language versions of the book.

All partners actively use the new methodology. In Lithuania, the arts-based methods have been introduced into regular workshop sessions for trainers and teachers organized by Youth Centre Babilonas. In Germany, Die Wille is using the CVE methods in a three-year project for educators funded by the European Social Fund. In the Czech Republic, Life Together has prepared an EU project where cultural competences amongst Roma learners will be developed using the CVE methodology. In Poland, the CVE workshop group (for people with disabilities) is still working, now funded by the European Social Fund in "We'll open the world" project, till the end of 2010!